Treatment for Sciatica Pain
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Treatment Options for Sciatica Pain
Your sciatica treatment begins with our team of doctors and specialists creating a complete picture of your health so that we can identify and treat the root cause of your sciatic nerve pain or injury–rather than simply suppressing your symptoms. We’re committed to determining the why behind your sciatica–enabling us to deliver you with healing that lasts. Together, we’ll create a tailored plan that may include one or more of our specialized sciatica treatments:
Nerve Therapy
Our specialized nerve therapy treatments help to relieve and resolve the radiating pain–often felt in your lower back, through your hips and buttocks, and down your leg–caused by damage to, compression of, and dysfunction in your sciatic nerve.
Learn MoreChiropractic Treatments
Our chiropractors will diagnose and treat any musculoskeletal disorders and injuries–such as herniated or slipped discs–that could be causing your sciatica. Our extensive chiropractic services include specialized techniques that properly align with your body’s musculoskeletal structure–resolving nerve irritation and inflammation.
Learn MoreSpinal Decompression
Spinal decompression therapy provides significant relief by gently stretching your spine using a traction table or similar motorized device. This stretch creates negative pressure in your spinal discs–the cushions between each of your vertebrae–which, in turn, takes pressure off of your discs, allows herniated and bulging discs to retract, and reduces sciatic nerve pressure. Additionally, the mild pulling and releasing motions of decompression therapy promote the diffusion of oxygen, water, and nutrient-rich fluids, which enables healing of damaged nerves.
Learn MorePain Management
Our pain management specialists are committed to identifying the root cause of your sciatica pain–resolving your pain at its source rather than simply masking your symptoms with traditional pain management medications and treatments. We recognize the complexities of pain, and partner with you to design a customized pain management plan to identify which of our pain treatments best support your near- and long-term healing.
Learn MoreInjection Therapy
Our injection therapies are formulated to help reduce sciatica pain, irritation, and inflammation.
Learn MorePhysical Therapy
Through specialized physical therapies focused on your lower back, pelvis, abdomen, buttocks, and legs, our physical therapists relieve your sciatic pain, restore pain-free mobility, and accelerate healing of damaged nerves.
Learn MoreAuto & Personal Injury
Your road to recovery starts with an evaluation by our doctors to identify any injuries–such as compressed nerves, herniated, or slipped discs–causing your sciatica. Our team of specialists will then work with you to draw up a recovery treatment plan to resolve any conditions triggering your sciatica.
Learn MoreTherapeutic Massage
Our therapeutic and neuromuscular massage therapy alleviates chronic sciatica pain and nervous system dysfunction associated with nerve compression and injury.
Acupuncture
Our acupuncturists administer very thing micro-needles at strategic points along the surface of your body to stimulate nerves, muscles, and connective tissues. Activating these specific points stimulates your central nervous system–triggering your natural healing abilities and relieving sciatic pain.
Learn MoreVibration Therapy
Our doctors utilize vibration therapy, which uses precise micro-vibrations to increase your circulation, stimulate damaged nerve fibers, and reduce pain resulting from sciatic nerve damage, pressure, or compression.
Sports Injury & Rehabilitation
Through specialized mobilization and release techniques, strength training, taping, and movement pattern assessments, our sports injury & rehabilitation specialists help you recover from a new or recurring sports injury that could be causing your sciatica.
Learn MoreMedical Weight Loss
Our doctors recognize the significant strain extra weight can put on your lower back and pelvis–pressuring your sciatic nerve. To set you on the path to weight loss, our doctors and specialists with first methodically and thoroughly examine every aspect of your life such as your diet, exercise habits, genetics, and stressors. We may also order additional diagnostic testing which provides us with the opportunity to examine and address even the most hidden factors impacting your weight.
Learn MoreAcoustic Wave Therapy
Our acoustic wave therapy relieves your sciatic nerve pain by applying sound waves that increase blood flow and soften tissue around the sciatic nerve—relieving pressure and inflammation.
Learn MoreWhy Anodyne for Sciatica Pain Treatment
Our doctors and experts thoroughly and thoughtfully consider the many dimensions of your health. We’re dedicated to identifying and treating your sciatica at its source so that we can deliver healing that lasts. When you choose Anodyne, you’re partnering with extraordinary doctors and providers who put you and you health first.
- With providers and specialists representing many fields of medicine under one roof, we bring the sciatica experts to you.
- Decades of combined experience and expertise treating sciatica.
- Proven, highly-effective sciatica treatments and services with an integrated approach to health and wellness.
- Non-invasive, non-surgical treatment options with little to no down time.
- Flexible payment options including insurance, payment plans, and financing available.
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Understanding Sciatica Pain
Characterized by pain felt along the sciatic nerve’s path–from your lower back, through your hips and buttocks, and down your legs–sciatica affects an estimated 40% of Americans at some point in their lifetime, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
Your body’s longest and thickest nerve, the sciatic nerve comprises five nerve roots that ultimately come together to form a left and right sciatic nerve–with each sciatic nerve running from your lower back region, through your hips, buttocks, and leg until it reaches just below your knee and branches off into other nerves that continue to your feet and toes.
When the sciatic nerve is compressed, pinched, irritated, or inflamed, you experience sciatica pain. Ranging from mild to severe, sciatica pain is often described as stabbing, burning, or shooting and can be felt anywhere along the path of your sciatic nerve.
Your Journey to Wellness Begins Here
Whether you’re struggling to diagnose a chronic pain condition or you’re pursuing wellness treatments to stay healthy and feel great, we’re here to support you at every step of your health care journey.